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News in brief, March 16, 2005

No deal yet on Melbourne motorway; FAAA says Australian Airlines refusing to bargain; Government launches research into health workforce productivity; Australia's advantages might outweigh the appeal of offshoring, says report; and IT group proposes 10am-3pm core work hours to reduce employees stress.

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